Browns quarterback Brian Hoyer certainly made the most of his eight completions in a rare and lopsided win over archrival Pittsburgh on Sunday.
Hoyer threw for 217 yards for an average of 27.1 yards per completed pass. One of them was a perfect loft over the middle to tight end Jordan Cameron that resulted in a 51-yard touchdown in the second quarter.
Now 6-2 in eight starts with Cleveland, Hoyer was blanked on two attempts in the first quarter before finding his rhythm. He hit on 5 of 9 for 146 yards in the second and added 73 yards passing in the third before spending the fourth only handing off.
Hoyer and the Browns will try to take their momentum and run with it next Sunday in Jacksonville.